According to Beshtau, the corresponding order was signed at the end of June by the head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, Anton Alikhanov. This decision will help ensure the maximum level of localization of electronics manufacturers' products, and "take import substitution to a new level."
The cluster already unites nine enterprises from the Stavropol Territory, the Rostov Region, and the Krasnodar Territory, with its brain center located in Rostov-on-Don. The management of Beshtau previously noted that representative offices from the LPR and DPR will also join the cluster.
Russian enterprises that are not part of the cluster's core and are not related to the production of Beshtau electronics and its operational chains, but want to develop Russia's technological sovereignty, can apply to another project: the Beshtau Technology Park.
The Technology Park is part of the industrial cluster of the same name. It provides not only premises, but also allows residents to effectively use machines and equipment. It is known that the Beshtau Technology Park will have two phases, and the first phase of 16,300 square meters is already fully occupied.
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